Bob Massey
Photo of Grandmother Ada Massey and three sons, Robert, Jack and Eric. It was probably taken for Grandfather Robert James who would have been involved in the 1st World War. The original image is with my family in Australia.
Ada Summers(Massey), Robert Massey, Jack Massey and Eric Massey
1916, Gale and Co, Snow Hill, Birmingham
Gale and Co, Snow Hill, Birmingham, 1916
Chantelle Boyle
This photo is of my Nan, Grandad and Mom when she was younger. My Grandad had moved from Ireland at this point to Birmingham and lived with my Nan. He married my Nan is Shropshire but they moved to Birmingham and had three children. My Grandad is now 87 and my Nan is now 79. They still live in Birmingham and this photo is known for my Grandad apparently saying he looks like James Bond.
Patrick Boyle, Patricia Boyle and Karen Boyle
1964, The picture was taken in the old maysonets in Highgate, Hand Wood Close
The picture was taken in the old maysonets in Highgate, Hand Wood Close, 1964
Annette Keasey
My sister and I outside my Nans house (top left) Baby picture (bottom left) A collage of my family
Annette Keasey (2 and a half years old) and younger sister (1 and a half years old) - top left.
From 1962, Tottenham Crescent, Kingstanding, Birmingham
Tottenham Crescent, Kingstanding, Birmingham, From 1962
Anne Prior
My paternal Grandparents with four of their boys during WW1. My Granddad worked in Cadbury’s Bridge St factory and moved to Bournville to raise his family. All five boys spent the whole of their working lives at Cadburys apart from taking part in WW2.
My Grandparents George and Emma Jane Beale, with their boys William, Frank, Arthur and Wilfred. Their eldest son George was away at war.
1916, In their garden in Selly Oak Rd, Bournville, Birmingham
In their garden in Selly Oak Rd, Bournville, Birmingham, 1916
